Thordata proxy integration
Buy a static ISP proxy from Thordata, copy its connection details, then fill in and check the node to create a profile in PersonaHub.
This guide walks you through buying a static ISP proxy from Thordata and configuring it in PersonaHub. PersonaHub calls a configured proxy a node and does not sell proxy services.
Before you start, download and install the PersonaHub desktop app and sign in. Choose a location that suits your needs. The United States is used only as an example in the purchase steps; prices, availability, durations, and payment methods depend on Thordata's current offerings. The purchase screenshots use the Chinese interface, while the PersonaHub screenshots use the English interface.
1. Create a Thordata account
Open the Thordata registration page. If you start on the homepage instead, click Start free trial to open registration.

Enter your email address and password, read and accept the terms, then click Register and follow the prompts. If you already have an account, sign in instead.

2. Open static ISP proxy pricing
After signing in, select Static ISP Proxies from the sidebar.

On the proxy list page, open the Pricing tab.

3. Choose a duration, location, and quantity
Choose how long you need the proxy, then browse or search for a country or region. This example uses 30 days.

Select a location and the number of IPs. Check the location, duration, quantity, and total in the order summary, then proceed to checkout. This example uses one IP in Virginia, USA.

4. Complete payment
Select an available payment method, read and accept the service agreement and privacy policy, then click Continue and follow the payment instructions. The screenshot uses Alipay.

5. Copy the proxy connection details
Once payment is complete, return to Static ISP Proxies → Proxy list and find the IP you just purchased. Select its checkbox, then click Copy at the bottom.

In the copy dialog:
- Choose the IP:Port:Username:Password format.
- Choose to copy the selected item, not all proxies.
- Click Confirm.

Copy one proxy at a time to configure a node for a profile in PersonaHub. These credentials are for the proxy connection, not your Thordata website login.
6. Fill in the details in PersonaHub
Open the PersonaHub desktop app and click Create profile in the sidebar. Under Name & appearance, enter a Profile name and Appearance label. The screenshots use Daniel Miller and DM.
Under Network settings:
- Paste the complete connection details into Paste details.
- Click Fill in.
- Review the populated Protocol, Address, Port, Username, and Password fields.

This example uses HTTP. Make sure the protocol and port match the provider's details. If the pasted text cannot be parsed, enter each field manually. Ports and credentials are redacted in the screenshots; use your own values.
7. Check the node and create the profile
Review the connection details and click Check node.
Use proxy chain is on in the screenshots, so the check and profile browser connections use the proxy chain configured in PersonaHub Settings. If your network can reach the node directly, you can turn this option off before checking.

A successful check displays the exit IP, city, and country below the network settings. Confirm that the result matches your expectations, then click Create profile at the bottom. Adjust the fingerprint and startup settings if needed, or keep the defaults.

If a node is configured, it must pass the check before you can create the profile. If the check fails, verify the protocol, address, port, and credentials. Also check that the proxy has not expired and that any enabled proxy chain is working. Check the node again after changing its configuration.
8. Confirm creation and launch
After creation, the app returns to My profiles. Find Daniel Miller, confirm that its card shows the expected IP, then click Launch to open a browser window using this node.

Launch the same profile from the list when you return; there is no need to create it again. For more settings, see How to create a profile in PersonaHub and How to launch a profile browser.